Jennifer Taylor has been using music and art to interpret the world around her since she was knee-high to a grasshopper. She currently resides in the Pacific Northwest in a converted chicken coop that once housed the hens she fed and drew as a child.
Her focus is on bringing an author's work to life with colorful images that draw the reader in. She works primarily in watercolor, gouache and ink.
Jennifer has created illustrations for the following published works:
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“What’s in the Hole?” by Jennifer Taylor (see Products) |
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“Christmas Week - A Parade of Puppies” by Patti Vides (http://nwglobal.com) |
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“The Rising Star Ball” by Jeanie Rickman |
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“Way Down Yonder in the Paw Paw Patch” by Abbie Clark |
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“I Remember Oliver” by Kathleen Roberts |
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“Tori and the Origami Box” by Stormy Cozad |
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“Gabi the Pirate” by Millicent Maldonado |
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“The Adventures of Pal and Zee- Pal Can See” by James Patrick Golden (www.palandzee.com) |
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“The Zeebs” by Tim Janz |
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“The Magical Kisses and Hugs Tree” and “Itty Bitty Snowflake” by Carrie Lee Trombley |
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“Brandon and the Bi-Polar Bear” by Tracy Anglada (www.bpchildren.com) |
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“The Rematch Between the Hare and the Tortoise” by Owen Yearwood |
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“It Must Be Sunday- The Incredible Journey of an Antique Doll” by Diana Frances |
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“The Adventures of Riley the Cat” by Julie Akerson Chicos |
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“The Lucky Lobsters” by Gary Dorion |
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“Bobby and the Big Blue Ball” by Steve Matthews |
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“The Saxe Point Park Mystery” by Arem Zach |
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“Alice-No Nails” by W.J. DeGraw |
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“Tales from the Wheelhouse” by Gary Gorss |
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“Egyptian Animal Farm” by Mohamad Morsey |
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“The Clues” by Alys M. Carrick |
